Housing projects days

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Housing project days , also housing project days , exist in some cities in the Federal Republic of Germany . They are carried out by organizations that deal with the topic of new forms of living in their environment. They serve to provide information about neighborhood housing projects in general, to promote contact opportunities for interested parties and to promote political discourse on the need to promote new forms of housing more than has been done so far. Municipalities , which recognize that housing projects meet with diverse demand and represent an important segment of the housing market, often contribute to the costs of housing project days.

In Munich , the first housing project days were organized by "Urbanes Wohnen eV" in the mid-1990s (the "8th Munich Housing Project Day 2008" was also the "first Bavarian Housing Project Day "). Hamburg followed in 1997 , where "STATTBAU HAMBURG" has been the organizer and The organizer appears, in North Rhine-Westphalia it is the "Wohnbund-Beratung NRW", in Leipzig since 2000 the "Arbeitskreis Integrated Wohnen eV" and in Kiel since 2005 the "Interest Association Housing Projects Schleswig-Holstein". The "Forum for Community Living" alternately organizes from Hanover Housing Project Days in Lower Saxony and Bremen.

Housing project days are not commercial events, but a service for those interested who are looking for quality housing alternatives for themselves.

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